A country bumpkin returns from the countryside with a child and is married off as a good-luck bride to a man who has been a vegetable for three years and is near death. Everyone is waiting to see Li Heng and the Fu family make fools of themselves.
But no one expects the formidable Young Master Fu to wake up on his wedding night.
The little country bride, dismissed as a bumpkin, holds a silver needle and says coolly, “Mr. Fu, marry me and you get a daughter included. Buy one, get one free. You’re getting a great deal.”
From then on, the ruthless and cold Young Master Fu dotes on his country bride like she’s the most precious thing in the world.
Diamonds and jewelry: “Buy them!”
Masterpieces by famous artists: “Buy them!”
The latest designer fashions: “Buy them!”
Watching Young Master Fu throw money around, the bumpkin sighs. “Buying my designs, my paintings, and the brand I founded just to give them all to me, Mr. Fu? Isn’t that a little insincere?”
